Jan Cássio

Yeah makes total sense, there is a solid legacy code behind gsap (I know because I'm a heavy greensock user since Flash and I follow this project for a long time). I personally like to register scope always, so for me is a good stuff, but this is personal and may not be good for everyone. Thanks for the feedback Jack. Cheers, Jan

Hello guys, I would like to suggest this simple change in TimeLineMax.addCallback signature: Current TimeLineMax.addCallback(callback, position, [args], scope) Suggestion TimeLineMax.addCallback(callback, position, scope, [args]) I know there is a reason to this current signature, but there is some situations where you don't want to set arguments, so the usage can be more simple and clean like this // Example var tmx = new TimelineMax; tmx.add(twm1) // current // tmx.addCallback(onTMXComplete, tmx.totalDuration(), null, this) // suggestion tmx.addCallback(onTMXComplete, tmx.totalDuration(), this) Look the last argument can be ignored. Of course, this same sequence, can be used for any method that needs to set scope as argument (callback, scope, args). Sorry if I made a suggestion in a wrong place. Thanks, UPDATE: I forgot to add position argument.